Waiting for a NOA2 from CSC for your I-129F?

[Kayleigh+Kyle 0]

I agree with Bill y Bella - there just has to be some way to see if these people are actually active or not. But you should definitely cut loose the people who are inactive.

You do an amazing job, btw!

And I want to know how someone who filed in late June was already processed and approved NOA2 when people from May and even earlier are still waiting. I mean, congrats and all to you, but that's not very comforting on how USCIS is operating things.

[Aaron_WSU 0]

And I want to know how someone who filed in late June was already processed and approved NOA2 when people from May and even earlier are still waiting. I mean, congrats and all to you, but that's not very comforting on how USCIS is operating things.

I'm in the same boat. It says on my NAO1 that they process K1's in the order that they are received. It seems discriminatory to process one visa ahead of another based upon the country that the beneficiary is native to.

[StillThePrettiest 3]

I'm 99% sure that the 'person from late June' is darkhorse, who has elsewhere explained that he originally filed in March, and due to a USCIS error the processing didn't go ahead... he filed for expediting based on their error - one of the few criteria which they allow - and it was granted... not at all unfair, I'm sure you agree; if I found in early October after filing in July that I had to start again because of THEIR stuff-up I'd hardly be waiting patiently in a new line either

[weedebz 0]

I'm 99% sure that the 'person from late June' is darkhorse, who has elsewhere explained that he originally filed in March, and due to a USCIS error the processing didn't go ahead... he filed for expediting based on their error - one of the few criteria which they allow - and it was granted... not at all unfair, I'm sure you agree; if I found in early October after filing in July that I had to start again because of THEIR stuff-up I'd hardly be waiting patiently in a new line either

I'm not exactly waiting "patiently" but waiting all the same......it's just so disheartening when you remember when you estimated date was exactly a month earlier than it is now. ach...we'll all make it in the end, this is just one of lifes rotten tomatoes that it occasionally tosses at us. You just need to wash off the yuck and get on.

[Kayleigh+Kyle 0]

I'm 99% sure that the 'person from late June' is darkhorse, who has elsewhere explained that he originally filed in March, and due to a USCIS error the processing didn't go ahead... he filed for expediting based on their error - one of the few criteria which they allow - and it was granted... not at all unfair, I'm sure you agree; if I found in early October after filing in July that I had to start again because of THEIR stuff-up I'd hardly be waiting patiently in a new line either

I would definitely agree in that case.

[totes 0]

I'm 99% sure that the 'person from late June' is darkhorse, who has elsewhere explained that he originally filed in March, and due to a USCIS error the processing didn't go ahead... he filed for expediting based on their error - one of the few criteria which they allow - and it was granted... not at all unfair, I'm sure you agree; if I found in early October after filing in July that I had to start again because of THEIR stuff-up I'd hardly be waiting patiently in a new line either

I would definitely agree in that case.

Dang!!!! Are my eyes decieving me??? Looks like 5 NOA2's issued out of CSC yesterday????

[totes 0]

I'm 99% sure that the 'person from late June' is darkhorse, who has elsewhere explained that he originally filed in March, and due to a USCIS error the processing didn't go ahead... he filed for expediting based on their error - one of the few criteria which they allow - and it was granted... not at all unfair, I'm sure you agree; if I found in early October after filing in July that I had to start again because of THEIR stuff-up I'd hardly be waiting patiently in a new line either

I would definitely agree in that case.

Dang!!!! Are my eyes decieving me??? Looks like 5 NOA2's issued out of CSC yesterday????

Make that 6, I didn't look at K3's initially. This of course assuming those cases listed with TSC are at CSC. Woooohoooooo GO CSC!!!!

[Aaron_WSU 0]

w00t!!! let's keep this ball rolling!!!

[StillThePrettiest 3]

now THAT is the best bloody news I've heard all day

far be it from ME to thumb my nose at the smug Vermontians, but I may allow myself a small satisfied smile that we were transferred to CSC after all

[afterforever 0]

I'm 99% sure that the 'person from late June' is darkhorse, who has elsewhere explained that he originally filed in March, and due to a USCIS error the processing didn't go ahead... he filed for expediting based on their error - one of the few criteria which they allow - and it was granted... not at all unfair, I'm sure you agree; if I found in early October after filing in July that I had to start again because of THEIR stuff-up I'd hardly be waiting patiently in a new line either

I'm not exactly waiting "patiently" but waiting all the same......it's just so disheartening when you remember when you estimated date was exactly a month earlier than it is now. ach...we'll all make it in the end, this is just one of lifes rotten tomatoes that it occasionally tosses at us. You just need to wash off the yuck and get on.

It is extremely disheartening to see your adjudication time continue to move foward instead of backwards. The 90 days for approval timeline is out the window. It looks like it is more around 120 days and counting. The sad part is that most of us filed thinking that in 90 days we would be approved. I realize we are only talking about another 30 to 40 days but it is time away from our SO's we will never get back.

[StillThePrettiest 3]

oh, but think about how we'll VALUE each other when we're finally together

I can't imagine taking being with my sweetie for granted, EVER, after this prolonged separation... I guess I may eventually get used to it, but I think it will take QUITE a while, and that's a gift some couples never have

[afterforever 0]

oh, but think about how we'll VALUE each other when we're finally together

I can't imagine taking being with my sweetie for granted, EVER, after this prolonged separation... I guess I may eventually get used to it, but I think it will take QUITE a while, and that's a gift some couples never have

Good point! I guess I am starting to get worn down with this process.

[StillThePrettiest 3]

*hugs*

*glass of wine*

*game of scrabble*

it won't be forever... think about how, year after year, we're all amazed at how quickly the time has gone; 'wow, Christmas already?!' etc etc... well, this will go by too, and before you know it, we'll be lazing about with our new husbands/wives saying 'man, do you remember that whole stupid visa thing? doesn't it seem like a long time ago?'

[weedebz 0]

*hugs*

*glass of wine*

*game of scrabble*

it won't be forever... think about how, year after year, we're all amazed at how quickly the time has gone; 'wow, Christmas already?!' etc etc... well, this will go by too, and before you know it, we'll be lazing about with our new husbands/wives saying 'man, do you remember that whole stupid visa thing? doesn't it seem like a long time ago?'

I know I'm lucky...Nick has been able to come to Scotland on 6 month tourist visa.....means we living off one income but it's worth it. He goes back to US on 6th dec...hopefully I will follow in March, visa dependant.

[StillThePrettiest 3]

oh, that's wonderful for you... I'm so glad you've been able to be together

did he resign his job, to be able to do that?